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Ranelagh

Ranelagh

Residential district in Dublin, IrelandWikipedia

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Sep 26, 2026

Bobby KerrHOST
20:25
We also like to feature Irish business on this show and as a family business since 1943.
Bobby KerrHOST
20:34
Closing its doors after more than 50 years serving the people of Ranelagh.
Bobby KerrHOST
20:38
Jimmy Redmond of Redmond's Off Licence is retiring from the business after his parents set it up back in early 80s, I think it was.
Bobby KerrHOST
20:52
Sorry, no, 1943 they bought it.
Bob HoffmanGUEST
20:24
We'll share a helicopter.
Bobby KerrHOST
20:25
Um, we also like to feature, uh, Irish business on this show, and as a, a family business since 1943, um, closing its doors after more than 50 years serving the people of Ranelagh, Jimmy Redmond of Redmond's Off Licence, um, is retiring from the business, um, after, uh, his parents set it up back in, uh, ooh, back in early '80s, I think it was.
Bobby KerrHOST
20:52
Uh, sorry, no, 1943-
Louisa MeehanGUEST
20:54
1943
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Sep 23 · 1 Mention

Larry WilsonNARRATOR
70:24
All LibriVox recordings are in the public domain.
Larry WilsonNARRATOR
70:27
For more information or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org. A room in Robert Hand's cottage at Ranelagh.
Larry WilsonNARRATOR
70:37
On the right, forward, a small black piano, on the rest of which is an open piece of music.
Larry WilsonNARRATOR
70:44
Farther back, a door leading to the street door.
Gavin J. GallagherHOST
23:49
One of my clients in the group, they listed a property for sale recently.
Gavin J. GallagherHOST
23:54
They put it up for sale in Ranelagh.
Gavin J. GallagherHOST
23:56
There's a three bedroom house, enough for sale, sorry, put it up for rent in Ranelagh.
Gavin J. GallagherHOST
24:01
And three bed house in Ranelagh, how many applicants did they get? 209 applications for one three bedroom house and went through all of the applications and they found that there was about 10 people that they were willing to interview to kind of see if there was an interest there based on references and whatever.
Gavin J. GallagherHOST
24:24
And after digging in a bit deeper, and this is very, very important, you've got to do your due diligence into your tenants or your potential tenants.
Gavin J. GallagherHOST
24:32
Of all the 209, the 10 people they interviewed, only one person was deemed to actually be able to afford the rent.
Gavin J. GallagherHOST
24:40
on that house in Ranelagh.
Gavin J. GallagherHOST
24:42
And nobody else really made the cut.
Juffie GaliazziNARRATOR
38:03
So she writes of him, and all this was true, but how much more was also true of the great and hypochondriacal old man.
Juffie GaliazziNARRATOR
38:12
Some years afterwards, when she had been reading Boswell's long-expected Life of Johnson, she wrote of the book, It is like going to Ranelagh.
Juffie GaliazziNARRATOR
38:21
You meet all your acquaintances, but it is a base and mean thing to bring thus every idle word into judgment.
Juffie GaliazziNARRATOR
38:30
In our own day, we too have our Boswell and our Johnson to arouse discussion and indignation.
Martin FoleyGUEST
5:17
This will take 10 to 15 years.
Martin FoleyGUEST
5:20
Now, you go to the east coast and they're spending 20 billion on a metro that's going to wind up in a field in Ranelagh.
Martin FoleyGUEST
5:29
I mean, and that's at today's cost.
Martin FoleyGUEST
5:31
I was looking at figures four years ago, and it was something like $16 billion.
Mark MehiganHOST
30:44
Sure.
Liam BradyGUEST
30:45
And I had, I ha- I always had a house in Ranelagh, but I, I had this apartment near my office just for business reasons and, you know, you-
Mark MehiganHOST
30:56
Now, Liam, if I was half the man that I think I am, you mentioned something earlier on in the interview about men having two phones.
Mark MehiganHOST
31:02
When someone has a house in Ranelagh- And they also have an apartment in Bargate Street.
Mark MehiganHOST
31:06
That look, that brings up a few questions now.
Liam BradyGUEST
31:08
No, no.
Katja MiaHOST
21:13
Mm-hmm.
Barry CumminsHOST
21:14
All those sightings, did Annie, uh, run for that bus, that number 18 bus that three people said they believed it was Annie who got on the bus? And was it her in Ranelagh, uh, on the 44 that someone else said they saw her? And all of that was now being, I would call it, rolled back, dragged back, say, "Hang on.
Barry CumminsHOST
21:33
Maybe it wasn't Annie.
Barry CumminsHOST
21:34
And if it wasn't Annie, Sandymount is the center of operations here."
William MurrayHOST
30:43
Yeah.
William MurrayHOST
30:44
But I feel like I've got friends who like live in Ranelagh or whatever.
William MurrayHOST
30:47
And they maybe have lived in Dublin for like plus 10 years.
William MurrayHOST
30:51
And they maybe have never been to Henry Street.
Oliver CallanHOST
3:14
[laughs]
Vincent HoganGUEST
3:14
And we would meet up for a few pints in Ranelagh, in Smithfield and Ranelagh, maybe four or five times a year.
Vincent HoganGUEST
3:21
And we still sit there thinking he's gonna come through the door and say-
Oliver CallanHOST
3:24
Go away

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